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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
9
An editorial warns against excessive athletic effort fueling chronic cardiovascular disease. It cites heart and kidney damage from hurried exercise, notes overtraining in boys and girls, and urges graded activity with safe limits for youth while endorsing outdoor activity and walking for adults.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a critique of athletes and a call to return to normalcy in sports culture. The garbled lines hint at tension between perceived craziness and a desire for steadier athletic standards.
William Uelfner of North Bentz street appeared before Justice Sherman P. Bowers on a larceny charge for a tire. Joseph Repp testified he bought the tire from a local dealer. The case was held open for more evidence with two witnesses to testify about the fire. The matter will be resumed Saturday afternoon. Claude Gardner was fined $1 for disorderly conduct after arrest on Saturday night. Williams forfeited bail on a drunken and disorderly charge. James Washington was found not guilty of cursing and being disorderly on the street.
In Naples on November 10 authorities ban immodest attire despite high temperatures. Women are warned against sleeveless dresses or short sleeves as ink and public admonitions signal unrest over dress codes in the city.
The 1925 Maryland tourist census shows Ohio motorists dominate state camp usage with 1,605 Ohio cars among 7,926 total autos. Frederick camp near Frederick County was most popular with 2,212 cars and 7,35 persons, while Maryland had 171 autos at camps. Foreign and military vehicles also appeared, with Japan and China among foreign registrants.
Fragmented OCR mentions SeNlcott City and patron feed by 120 autotustiles with 380 pastourers. Other campy operated by the sttte near Negro Mountain Grantsville Sidellug Ul Cumberland Ilancotk Con ococheague Hagerstown Cooksville Gunpowder falls Se.
Governor Warburton sent letters to John J. Kewla of the United Mine Workers and Major W W Tuglih of the anthracite operators to meet Saturday to discuss suspending anthracite coal miners. He would not reveal conference contents and may meet Lewis in Philadelphia or Uberanfler in Harrisburg. A second conference with five mine leaders and operators is planned after the December 4 suspension.
An advertisement warns of plant decline from neglect and pests and offers PLANTABES tablets as a solution. It claims pills revive coats of soil, straighten roots, and restore growth for houseplants and outdoor plants, with odorless use and home delivery through druggists and stores.
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